Transit
The Last Ride on Number 6 Bus: 100 Years Long Mass Transit along Sixth Avenue in Salt Lake City Ends
The route’s closure marks the end of mass transit along Sixth Avenue, which has seen public vehicles lumber along in one form or another for more than 100 years.
Gondola up Little Cottonwood Canyon Proposal: Short-sighted, waste-of-money, elitist visions of grandeur should remain in the clouds
Utah elite is in favor of the proposed Gondola up the Little Cottonwood Canyon even though this project would devastate the environment of the canyon.
A Pedicabber’s Take on Working in Utah’s Inversion
I moved to Salt Lake City because of its assets: it offers incredible outdoor lifestyle opportunities, beauty in close proximity to the city, and excellent local restaurants, pubs and bars.…
Inversion Alert! Never Trust Air You Can See – Update on Utah’s Red Air
Utah’s Dangerous Air—What You Need to Know and What You Can Do to Help
Utah’s Red Air Got You Hacking? Babs In The City on What To Do
Cough, cough, hack. Those are the sounds you hear no matter where you go in the Salt Lake Valley during January. People don’t believe me when I tell them we…
Biking West Valley — The difficulty of cycling the suburbs
An experiment: biking from my house (in Sugar House) to the Jordan River trail is a snap. But what about biking around West Valley City?
Sugar House S-Line — A cool bike path with a train to nowhere
The Sugar House Trax line has yet to meet rider expectations. Find out why here.
Welcome Aboard the New Sugar House S-Line
UTA rolls out its first modern streetcar line in Sugarhouse.
